Arabic AI Data Infrastructure

Arabic speech data built for real-world AI.

Collect, annotate, and evaluate Arabic speech data across MENA — with verified native speakers, dialect-level targeting, and enterprise-grade quality control.

Example request Scoped per project

Conversational Saudi Arabic for a voice agent

Dialect
Najdi · Hijazi
Speech
Spontaneous, two-speaker calls
Speakers
Verified native · balanced gender · 18–60
Conditions
Mobile · quiet & noisy
Annotation
Verbatim transcript · diarization · timestamps
Delivery
WAV + JSON manifest, consent records

One accountable partner for the full Arabic speech data lifecycle — for teams building ASR, TTS, voice agents, and contact-center AI.

  1. Collect
  2. Annotate
  3. Evaluate
  4. Improve

The problem

Arabic isn’t one language to your model.

Models that do well on Modern Standard Arabic often struggle with the way people actually speak.

Dialects

Najdi and Egyptian differ in vocabulary, grammar, and sound — data from one doesn’t transfer to the other.

Code-switching

Arabic–English mixing mid-sentence is everyday speech across the Gulf, not an edge case.

Real conditions

Car cabins, call centers, and busy streets sound nothing like a studio.

Speakers

Age, gender, region, and speaking style all shift how a model hears Arabic.

Dialect-level targeting

Arabic isn’t one dataset.

Specify the dialects and speaker profiles your model needs — down to the region. We build the dataset around them.

“500 hours of conversational Saudi Arabic from verified Najdi speakers.”

“Evaluate our voice agent across Najdi, Hijazi, Egyptian, and Jordanian Arabic.”

Gulf

  • Emirati
  • Kuwaiti
  • Qatari
  • Bahraini
  • Omani

Levant

  • Jordanian
  • Palestinian
  • Lebanese
  • Syrian

Egypt

  • Egyptian

Iraq

  • Iraqi

North Africa / Maghreb

  • Moroccan
  • Algerian
  • Tunisian

How it works

A managed workflow, start to finish.

You define what the model needs. We run everything behind it.

  1. 01

    Tell us what your model needs

    Dialects, speakers, recording conditions, hours, annotation, and acceptance criteria.

  2. 02

    We design the project

    Collection methodology, speaker requirements, QA rules, and delivery spec.

  3. 03

    We collect and annotate

    Verified speakers and trained annotators work inside our managed workflow.

  4. 04

    Multi-stage QA

    Audio, transcripts, dialect, and metadata are checked against your requirements.

  5. 05

    Receive AI-ready data

    Structured files and documentation, in the format you agreed.

  6. 06

    Scale

    Once the pilot passes, expand across speakers, dialects, and environments.

Quality assurance

Quality before quantity.

Every project has written acceptance criteria. Data that doesn’t meet them isn’t delivered — it’s re-recorded or re-annotated.

Checks are set per project and can include:

  • Audio quality silence, clipping, background noise
  • Duplicates repeated or reused recordings
  • Language & dialect the right speech, from the right speaker
  • Transcripts accuracy against your guidelines
  • Metadata speaker and session fields complete
  • Human review a separate reviewer approves or sends back

Use cases

Built for teams shipping Arabic voice AI.

Voice agents

Train agents to understand how customers actually speak.

Speech recognition

Improve ASR across dialects, accents, and noisy environments.

Contact centers

Build and evaluate models on real conversational patterns.

Automotive voice

Speech across dialects and in-cabin acoustic conditions.

Healthcare voice

Domain-specific Arabic speech under controlled requirements.

Arabic–English code-switching

Natural bilingual speech, as it’s spoken across MENA.

Enterprise security

Your data stays under control.

Speech data is personal. Every project runs with defined access, consent, and usage rights.

  • Controlled access only assigned team members reach project data
  • Confidentiality NDAs and project agreements before work starts
  • Participant consent every speaker consents to the specific use
  • Defined usage rights commercial rights set out in your agreement
  • Retention data kept and deleted as your agreement specifies
  • Hosting requirements regional or in-environment delivery discussed at scoping

Start small

Start with a focused pilot.

Need Saudi Arabic data? Begin with a small, representative dataset, check it against your model, then scale with confidence.

Request a Pilot
  1. Define requirements
  2. Collect a sample
  3. Validate quality
  4. Approve
  5. Scale

Request a pilot

Tell us what your model needs to hear.

Share your use case, dialects, and volume. We’ll come back with a pilot scope, timeline, and quote.

Prefer email? [email protected]

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Thank you — we’ll review your requirements and follow up to scope a pilot. A confirmation is on its way to your inbox.